Dive into the world of medieval theology and biblical interpretation with John Wycliffe, a pivotal figure in the development of religious thought. Through this interactive experience, you can explore Wycliffe's groundbreaking ideas on scripture, authority, and the church.

Wycliffe, a master of logic and philosophy, challenged the established religious norms of his time, advocating for the Bible's central role in Christian life. He firmly believed in making the scriptures accessible to everyone, not just the clergy. This led him to undertake the monumental task of translating the Bible into English, a feat that had a profound impact on the development of the English language and paved the way for wider literacy and religious engagement.

• Master Wycliffe, can you explain the different ways to approach interpreting the Bible?
• John, can you help me understand the historical context surrounding the translation of religious texts?
• Wycliffe, what were the major theological debates of your time, and how did they shape your views?
• Master John, what are the key arguments for and against the idea of a universal church?
• John, can you explain the concept of religious authority and its evolution throughout history?

Engage with Wycliffe's legacy and delve into the heart of his teachings. Discover the power of critical thinking, the importance of individual interpretation, and the enduring relevance of his ideas in shaping religious understanding.